As far as premium quality keyboards go, Keychron has certainly impressed us with many of its boards. The Keychron Q11 is no different, boasting a full CNC machined aluminum body that makes it a sturdy peripheral. And if you’re looking for one of the best ergonomic keyboards, the Q11 may be on your radar. But I’m not entirely convinced.
The Q11’s split design makes it very comfortable to use, as you can place the modules as far apart as you like. This is meant to relieve stress in your shoulders, and I noticed an improvement in my posture while I was testing it. Customizable from the moment you visit the product page, it’s also hot-swappable. But it costs $204, which is a lot considering you don’t get a wrist rest, a longer cable to connect the modules, or a tenting kit — Keychron doesn’t even sell one.
